Starlite MICS Drysdale nucleus manipulator 4 3/8 angled shaft 10.0mm from bend to tip flattene 20.0 cm (8.0)

Starlite MICS Drysdale Nucleus Manipulator: Precision for Micro-Invasive Cataract Surgery

The Starlite MICS Drysdale nucleus manipulator is engineered specifically for micro-incision cataract surgery (MICS), offering surgeons enhanced control during complex lens extraction. Featuring a distinctive 4 3/8 angled shaft, this instrument provides optimal visualization and access within the anterior chamber while maintaining a minimal footprint. The design includes a flattened tip configuration with a precise 10.0mm distance from the bend to the tip, ensuring accurate manipulation of the nucleus. At 20.0 cm in length, it balances ergonomic handling with reach, making it an essential tool for high-volume ophthalmic centers seeking reliability and precision in modern surgical workflows.

• Micro-incision cataract surgery (MICS) procedures requiring precise nucleus rotation and stabilization
• Complex cases involving dense or mature cataracts where controlled manipulation is critical
• Surgical environments prioritizing minimal tissue trauma through small incision techniques
• High-volume clinics needing durable, reliable instruments for daily use

Specifications

• Clean immediately after use to prevent protein buildup on the flattened tip surface.
• Inspect the angled shaft for any signs of bending or stress before sterilization.
• Follow manufacturer guidelines for compatible sterilization methods to preserve instrument integrity.
• Store in a protective case to avoid damage to the delicate tip geometry.

Specifications

Verify compatibility with your specific surgical protocols and sterilization equipment prior to clinical use.